Entrepreneur

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Millennials aren't all that different from the generations before them, but knowing a bit more about their motivations and needs in the workplace can help your entire company succeed. Here's some advice: Surveys show that Millennial workers rate trai

JOY Magazine

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My name is Anthony Baatjies. My father was absent in my life. Although I did meet him from time to time, he didn’t live with my mom nor support us financially. My granny was the one who looked out for me and raised me with very little money. In my te

The Writer

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Retired Milwaukee firefighter Gregory Lee Renz attended the UW-Madison Writers’ Institute with an idea for a novel based on his work experience, taking first place in both fiction and nonfiction in the Institute’s 2015 writing contest. And then, afte

Working Mother

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In a one-on-one with your boss, make sure you talk about where you see yourself in the future. Photo: iStock Job hopping can be a valuable means of career growth; there’s no denying that working in different roles and in different environments can he

Cosmopolitan South Africa

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‘Someone who is solutions-driven and good at problem-solving. They should take pride in their job and anything that they commit to.’ ‘She should be doing her best with the knowledge and information that she has. She realises the need to seek out fur

ImagineFX

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“I think art education is overpriced. I started my Patreon mentorship programme because I was fed up of hearing how much people were paying at these schools. If you leave a big school, you could be $150,000 in debt, and I don’t think artists understa

The Atlantic

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Unconscious bias can influence who leaders choose as their protégés. Can its effects be mitigated?

The Atlantic

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How far are the harassment and career-derailment allegations against the rocker from, say, the A Star Is Born story?

Inc.

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You can dish out advice to anyone. But to be a good mentor, you need to learn to listen first

The Atlantic

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Next year, that number is set to drop to three. What happened to progress toward diversifying corporations' highest ranks?

Artists Magazine

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When we think about the working life of an artist, we tend to emphasize the solitary nature of the practice—the lone painter at work at an easel. But the fact is—for most artists, anyway—there are many people involved in the adventure. Among them are

Longevity Magazine

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Admittedly, this is likely the most difficult article I have had to write. Honing in on five tips focused on listening to yourself or trusting your instincts can be a sensitive subject. A true sharing forces one to remember, reflect upon and recall t

American Craft

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CAM WALLER, A CLAY ARTIST studying in Japan, was one of the first people to contact the Color Network about mentorship opportunities. He is currently working toward becoming not only the first American but the first Black American MFA candidate in ce

Entrepreneur

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Tyra Banks has long played the role of wise teacher-on America's Next Top Model and now as a "boardroom adviser" on NBC's The New Celebrity Apprentice. But mentorship is also at the core of her businesses. And she’s just as eager to be a mentee. Rela

Radio Ink Magazine

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When we interview successful managers in radio, nearly 100 percent of them tell us they would never have advanced if not for the help they received along the way. We reached out to managers across the country and asked them this question: Who mentore

HOME MAGAZINE LEBANON

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Ten years of hard work and commitment did not do Hind Hobeika wrong. Over those years, she accepted the mistakes she made, pulled out the lessons she learned and worked harder on fulfilling her dream: Instabeat. When she first pitched her idea of cre

Women's Health Australia

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Like 10-step beauty routines and DIY furniture assembly, finding a mentor is one of those bright ideas that’s better in theory than practise. Sure, it’d be amazing to buzz your local Sheryl Sandberg whenever you need help leaning in, but actually mus

Marketing

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One dictionary’s definition of nurture is “to care for or protect (something or someone) while they are growing.” I just love the word. It immediately makes me feel warm, a sense of responsibility and a feeling of community. It makes me think of ho

strategy and business

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At many large organizations, employees have the opportunity to participate in groups that bring together coworkers with various commonalities. According to estimates from the Employer Assistance and Resource Network on Disability Inclusion (EARN), mo

Visi

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WORDS JP DE LA CHAUMETTE Interior designer Tristan du Plessis of Studio A will be mentoring emerging designer Tuami Zulu of Proportion Studio of Design as they create a feature stand at Design Joburg as part of the CoLab Mentorship Programme, present

Cosmopolitan South Africa

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South Africa has an education system that has been failing spectacularly due to being set up to serve a tiny minority, but the country also has a booming tech industry – an door for a new wave open of business leaders in South Africa. A young develop

Architectural Review Asia Pacific

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Advice for young practices starting out. Seek advice from people who have been there before. You don’t quite understand that benefit at the time; it can sometimes feel like it’s not mentoring but instruction, but it’s actually very valuable. How to

True Love

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Believe in your vision. Believe that your vision is going to benefit you and the people you want to reach. If you don’t, you’ll struggle to find solutions to ensure that it gets to your target market. Test the validity of ideas. It is so easy to gen

NZBusiness and Management

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When you are approached by a client who says “you have changed my life” you know you are on to a good thing. “This is an astonishingly common and powerful statement our organisation receives from the people who access and use our service,” says BMNZ

Men's Health Australia

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Out of a job? So was Steve Jobs at one point in his thirties. “You’re not the first person this has happened to. Understanding that can normalise your experience,” says Professor Geoff Greif of the University of Maryland School of Social Work. OWN Y

Working Mother

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AON JLL Johnson & Johnson Prudential State Farm The big question is: Despite the prevalence of corporate programs to promote women, why are these numbers not trending upward more quickly? Our research unveils four main gaps still unaddressed: • aware

Finweek - English

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we live in a fast-paced work environment where people can easily feel isolated. But another danger, of “excessive busyness”, is that colleagues stop discussing new ideas with one another because everybody else appears equally busy. What happens when

MASK The Magazine

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To help parents cultivate and support their college student’s interests and passions, we asked Arizona State University’s Dr. Joanne Vogel, Deputy Vice President and Dean of Students, Educational Outreach and Student Services; Cindy Parnell, Executiv

Powder

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Lynne Wolfe, 57, began teaching people about avalanches when Ronald Reagan was president and most backcountry users were on skinny skis. Originally from Nashville, she moved to Jackson Hole in 1981 but didn’t know how to ski. Captivated by the mounta

Florida Design

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Q: When did you first realize you had in interest in building? A: My parents had their home built by a local developer when I was in 5th grade. I became very curious and intrigued by the construction process. Consequently, during my high school and c